Robert Fulk

Robert Fulk is currently serving as the Chief Information Officer (CIO) for the State of Indiana Secretary of State's office, focusing on innovation and digital transformation.3 His professional background includes:

Government Experience

Robert Fulk has taken on a significant role in state government, working to improve technological infrastructure and digital services for Indiana.

Educational Background

Fulk holds an advanced degree, as evidenced by his involvement with the University of Louisville's College of Education and Human Development (CEHD). He is an alumnus of the program and has been welcomed as new affiliate faculty in educational leadership.4

Prior Experience in Education

Before his current role, Fulk had extensive experience in the education sector:

• He served as the Assistant Superintendent for Middle Schools in Jefferson County Public Schools (JCPS).4
• In his role at JCPS, he was involved in significant transportation reforms, working to improve bus routes, driver retention, and overall service quality.1
• Fulk was part of a team that implemented major changes in the district's transportation department, including the adoption of new technologies and improved communication systems.1

Other Professional Activities

• Fulk has been recruited by the Association of Public and Land-grant Universities (APLU) to judge and mentor pitches from 20 universities applying for grants from major foundations like Gates, Kresge, and Dell.2
• He is known for his work as an adjunct professor and is highly rated among students.4

Robert Fulk's career trajectory shows a progression from educational leadership to a high-level technology role in state government, demonstrating his versatility and expertise in both education and information technology.